#[Roran]

[everythingloveandanimated]

Roran, Murtagh, and Eragon go on a few missions together. Each of them thinks that the other two needlessly get themselves in trouble, or are too noble or driven for their own good. Each of them thinks that he is the one who kept the other two safe and got the three of them out alive.

[thearunadragon]

Eragon would be the first one to cry watching a sad movie. Nasuada’s concerned, Murtagh’s asleep, Arya’s munching on popcorn, Roran and Katrina are not paying attention (at least not to the movie), Thorn’s wondering if Murtagh’s brother is okay, Saphira’s rolling her eyes and patting Eragon on the head, and Fírnen is really upset that the dog died.

Orrin’s drunk.

[tonhalszendvics]

As I was looking for a copy for myself in English, I came across this one. This is from Slovakia.

I wasn't able to find Brisingr, but here's the other three:

[insanity-all-the-time]

inheritance cycle nation will you pls give me your fic recommendations 🙏🙏

[thedoroftheo]

HOLD THE FUCK UP, THE ERAGON FANDOM IS ALIVE ON HERE?? LOOOOORD I AM HOOOOOOOME!!!

[alagaesia-headcanons]

Being super dramatic is a family trait shared between Eragon, Murtagh, and Roran, but in different ways. Eragon is especially dramatic when he's making decisions, but not always in the way he talks about it. Particularly later in the series he can be quite frank and even about bat shit choices, for example, when discussing that he's decided to leave Alagaesia for the rest of his indefinite life because he had his fortune told once. On the other hand, Murtagh is usually quite practical with his actual decision making, but he does love to make a dramatic spectacle. Like the way he takes Zar'roc from Eragon as a way to reveal that they're brothers, he's so extra.

And then there's fucking Roran who trumps both of them by being infinitely more dramatic in both way. The theatrics are constantly off the charts with this man. Completely unhinged with zero chill, he always takes the most over the top option available in every situation and makes such a scene of it. His fucking speech to convince the villagers to leave Carvahall, the way he insists on going through the boar's eye, his ploy to scare the empire away from their camp at Aroughs solely with feigned overconfidence. This man contemplates every possible way to murder Nasuada's guards while waiting to see her and believes they must be thinking the same about him, like no babe, it's just you, no one else is this melodramatic and feral

[good-morzan-inheritance-cycle]

A lot a fans love Eragon because they can relate to his health struggles.

Some relate to Murtaugh because they to struggle with connection or have a hard time trusting or C-PTSD.

Me? I relate to Roran because I’m the parent friend who had to explain to her friends that NO YOU CANT JUST EAT THE MONTH OLD MOLDY CHEESE! AND YES WATER BOTTLES CAN GROW MOLD AND YES YOU HAVE TO WASH THEM AFTER EVERY SUGAR DRINK FOR THE LOVE OF-

[modern-inheritance]

Okay, everyone? We need to have a serious talk.

There's a new rule.

Never, ever...Introduce Odysseus of Ithaca...to Roran Stronghammer. Alright? We good? We don't...we don't need a combination of that energy. We need them to understand they got back to their lady and...and that they did some great and terrible things...but we do not need them getting together at some point to talk about it.

Just...let them both take a nap.

[cbarc]

some roran doodles

[im-surviving-off-of-tea11]

roran and eragon comparing bruises makes me so unreasonably happy. your honor they are but brothers

[dia-viller]

"The most dramatic stubborn family"

[everythingloveandanimated]

OK, having read this I really want Eragon Murtagh and Roran to have a No-shave November storyline.

[thearunadragon]

Unwritten Canon.

Soldier: Did your mother drop you on your head as a child by chance? Eragon: Ha! My mother never held me. Eragon: My uncle dropped me!

Soldier: Did your parents raise you in a barn???Eragon: My parents didn’t raise me anywhere. You’re close with the barn, though.

Soldier: Your parents must have loved you a lot to let you get away with that one. Eragon: Bold of you to assume I had parents. Roran: Bold of you to assume he was loved. Eragon: hEY—

[mattizard]

Eragon alignment charts just because

[insanity-all-the-time]

the fact that Roran isn't canonically religious is crazy to me bc the only explanation for what that man can do is divine intervention.

and i know the real explanation is that he's just Paolinis special boy but he doesn't know that he's in a narrative, and if i killed two hundred people casually in one sitting then went on to continue to do stupid main character shit like that and not die you best believe i'd turn to god.

one cannot go through all that and not know that they're SOMEONES special angel. but he'd just assume it's god and not The Author.

[rainwalker-dragonblade29]

Atra esterní Ono thelduin!

Dropping in to share a heartwrenching Eragon headcanon.... how Brom found ways to bond with his Son, and Eragon's early years in Carvahall.

Say, when eragon was a baby, Selena had just left Carvahall after telling brom about his son. Dear old Brom is so happy but sooo sad that he can't keep Eragon with himself, and it is bittersweet to know he will have to watch from afar because he can't ever tell Eragon the truth of his lineage...

And because Eragon is so widdle right now Garrow or his wife Marian won't take him out of home until he is a bit older... Brom takes flowers to Eragon just with the excuse to see him. He told Garrow and Marian that he's new in town and he's been hearing everywhere that a beautiful new baby has been born in Garrow's family and he is a sentimental storyteller who felt tempted to come congratulate. And that day, just a few days after Eragon's birth, his father finally sees him. It makes him very emotional, because baby eragon is very cute. And all he can manage to say "he puts stars to shame with that face and a name made for glory!"

Garrow and Marian are astonished to see him cry and he has to make up an excuse that he lost his own son long ago.

"I don't know if this is how all storytellers are, but no man should be this lily livered" Garrow whispers.

"Oh, but he lost his own child, imagine how you'd feel if we lost our Roran..." Marian retorts.

The couple pity him for it, and Marian says, "you can visit him whenever you desire friend." Garrow doesn't have a very high opinion of the storyteller but he seems kind says he'll allow it on occasion. Brom thinks they will feel like he's intruding if he came anytime he wished to be with Eragon which was all the time and they might see him as a bothering fly, and be suspicious of him so accepts their favour knowing he can't exploit their allowance.

So mostly he would scry Eragon when he was alone, or take an occasional hike up the hill once a month with the reason of "keeping his old legs still working young" to come say hi to Eragon, but sparingly.

When harvest time usually came, before Selena left Eragon there, only Garrow would do the harvest, and Marian would care for lil Roran... but when harvest came sometime before eragon turned a year old, there was to be some wedding in the village and Marian had promised to help the other ladies prepare. So she had no option but to take Eragon and Roran with her, and she's finding the kids hard to manage as her attention is very much split between her work with the food and to whomever who is just a little free to watch the two boys for a few minutes, with eragon crying loudly and Roran running about nobody has peace.

Brom came amidst all this as the family of the bride to be married had asked him to marry them for he was fairly old and the reputation of a goodwilled man who came to their aid when they needed someone to read the vows. And he heard all the commotion happening in the back with Roran banging pots and pans and Eragon crying and he tells Marian he could take the kids to his little house and watch them till Marian is done. No one is sure how an old man could care for two children let alone a baby, but since everyone is tired of the clamor they are grateful that Brom takes them.

Roran finds two spoons in his house and he is again hitting them together and baby eragon cries so brom casts a spell so that only roran will hear the joyful noise of the spoons. He calms Eragon too with a soft glowing werelight that Eragon gets fascinated by and wants to hold the blue orb. And later that afternoon, he tells the boys stories till nightfall about Rider's city and dragons, with Eragon in his arms. Even roran listens to his exaggerated speeches.

When Marian comes to pick them up, Brom insists that she leave the kids with him every harvest time for he much enjoyed their company and even Roran behaved. That astonished her. And Eragon seemed happy too for he cried as soon as Marian took him from Brom's arms. So after that year she'd go leave them at his place during the harvest, or when the harvest was plentiful and Garrow needed a hand (much to hurt Garrow's pride for he was the "I can manage it alone" man) or she would tell Brom to come to their place to watch the kids. And some years went by in this fashion, when harvest time was the best month of the year.... and once Roran was 10 ish he'd help Garrow in the farm and Eragon was left at Brom's home and Eragon used to have much to tell Brom about Squirrels on the farm or curious things he looked at, and Brom would tell him more tales only to be met my half a dozen questions the moment he began. Once Eragon and Roran were old enough, he stopped using magic here and there around them.

He really cherished those early years, and it hurt to never tell Eragon the truth. And when eragon was 10 he was allowed to wander how he wished in town. Ever since forever Marian and Garrow would tell the kids never to go too far in the valley near the Spine and Eragon grew ever curious to what was so dangerous about them.

One day he wandered in there, trying to be brave and got lost in the Spine and nearly chased by a wolf. His family was worried sick, and Brom brought him homethat day to their relief. He had luckily scried him before and rushed to Eragon's aid as fast as he could.

Roran would tease him about it for some time. And Marian died sometime after that incident. But after that frightful experience, when Eragon was 13, he vowed to be braver and practiced archery and and before the winter he'd go hunt. Those who knew he ventured into the Spine were mostly afraid of the prospect. But Brom was proud of him. So very proud of his brave boy who grew up having his father and never knowing.

OH HOW I LOVE THIS SERIES!